MoJack - Convertible Workbench Attachment for EZ MAX, XT, or PRO Lifts, Versatile, Compatibility, Riding Lawn Mower Maintenance and Repairs, 200lb Lifting Capacity, Lightweight & Portable

I bought this to use with the "MoJack XT" work stand. The booklet that comes with it makes short work of assembly and the push pins that come with the "MoJack XT" make converting from riding to push mower easy peasy. There are also a couple of steel plates that lay across the ramps for working on other stuff. I like that I can raise/lower the mower to put it at a height that's easy for me to work with and it's a smooth operation either way. Also, when stowed, it won't take up any more room in your garage than a folded lawn chair. This is an awesome tool that I'd wish I found years ago.

I bought this work bench for a MoJack Pro lift I already owned and installation was easy. I bought this to lift my 30" Toro TimeMaster walk behind mower, but it's not really designed for a mower this wide. I had to pull the quick release pins and pull the ramps apart to make it work with this mower. It did the job and allowed me to work on the mower at a comfortable height, while seated. It is a bit wobbly, but it got the job done.

Good product

It was a waste of money will not work on my E-Z Mojack

Hooked right up to tractor lift. Works great for getting mowers and more off floor. Was easy assembling.

I bought one of these in March together with an MJEZ. I have three walk-behind lawn mowers and figured I'll probably buy a rider (zero-turn) eventually; I also have a couple of snow blowers that I thought I might be able to service with either one or the other. I first opened the boxes today (May 18) because 1) I don't work on lawn mowers when we have snow and this year in MN we had snow through April; 2) there was no reason to put the snowblowers away (see reason 1); and 3) I just didn't feel like opening the boxes and assembling them until today. So, I waited more than 30 days to register my purchases with MoJack. and this means I have no warranty. Also, I discovered the MJWB was missing some parts. I don't know yet if I'll have problems getting these parts for the same reason, but I'll update review this if I do or don't. I could use the two products together when changing the oil in the small snowblower. This was, however, a square peg in a round hole experience; it didn't go all that well and I won't repeat it. The weight and size of the other snowblower was too great; I just changed the oil like I always have. Fact is, by using appropriately sized pieces of wood, I can lift each blower, remove the wheels, and then change the oil; the MoJacks were pretty useless in this regard. I assume that come fall, the two products will be nice to have when readying the lawnmowers for storage (again, I'll update this review when I know better). All in all, a pretty "meh" experience.

I purchased the Mojack EZ lift first. It works so well that I decided to purchase the bench/mower lift. I have for years lifted the lawn mower onto 2 saw horses and worked on it. With this product there is no lifting, just roll on crank and go to work. I do strap down the mower for safty reasons. Great product, a bit pricey but built with quality, easy to attach and detach. What else could you want.

This is a welcome addition to a MoJack lift, but there is room for a little improvement. The MoJack doesn't allow this attachment's rails to reach the ground. So getting a mower or other item up onto this attachment still requires lifting it, which sort of defeats the purpose of the MoJack. The two rectangle cross-platforms you see in the picture, with slight modification, could be used as "ramps", to push something such as a mower, pressure washer, etc. up onto the rails to be lifted and worked on. I intend to modify mine to do just that. It will only require notching of the corners on those 2 pieces to allow them to hook over the ends of the rails and then reach the floor. Also, as the "work table" these 2 pieces were intended for, they sit metal on metal between the long tracks of the attachment. Being painted, they are very slippery, and slide too easily along the rails. It would have been nice to have some way to keep them from moving so easily....perhaps rubber coating or something.